def debug(request):
"""
In the case we work through docker's shared network we should add its IP
inside INTERNAL_IPS and then pass processing to django's own debug function
defined inside context_processors
"""
if settings.DEBUG:
# automatically add REMOTE_IP which is docker's network gateway
# into settings.INTERNAL_IPS
remote = request.META['REMOTE_ADDR']
if remote not in settings.INTERNAL_IPS:
settings.INTERNAL_IPS.append(remote)
return context_processors.debug(request)
def debug(request):
'''Return context variables that may be helpful for debugging.
Extends :meth:`django.core.context_processors.debug` to include
output from a secondary (esd) database.
Runs the :meth:`django.core.context_processors.debug`; if the
returned context indicates that debugging should be enabled and
the ``esd`` database is configured, adds any queries made against
the esd database to the ``sql_queries`` added to the context.
'''
context_extras = context_processors.debug(request)
context_extras['ENABLE_BETA_WARNING'] = getattr(settings, 'ENABLE_BETA_WARNING', False)
if 'debug' in context_extras and context_extras['debug'] \
and 'esd' in settings.DATABASES:
from django.db import connections
esd_queries = connections['esd'].queries
for q in esd_queries:
q['db'] = 'esd'
context_extras['sql_queries']().extend(esd_queries)
return context_extras
def print_queries(context):
return context_processors.debug(context['request'])
def print_queries(context):
return context_processors.debug(context['request'])
